Haus: Winter Sports, Hiking and Culture

Winter sports, hiking, cycling, golf and culture give a stay in Haus different focal points. The Hauser Kaibling ski area provides access to the Schladminger 4-Berge-Skischaukel. There are also hiking opportunities in the Schladminger Tauern and a tourism connection to cycling along the Enns Cycle Path. When looking for accommodation in Haus, you can take these different interests into account when planning your trip without combining them into a single activity programme.

Winter Sports and Outdoor Activities

For winter sports, Hauser Kaibling is a specific point of reference: the ski area provides access to the Schladminger 4-Berge-Skischaukel. In winter, leisurely horse-drawn sleigh rides are also among the activities associated with Haus im Ennstal. This is a different experience from skiing; operators and schedules may change. If you would like to plan a ride, please check in advance whether a suitable option is available.

Hiking and cycling are other aspects to consider when planning your trip. Hiking opportunities are available in the Schladminger Tauern; cycling is associated with the Enns Cycle Path as a tourist activity. The information thus points to different landscape and route connections: the hiking opportunities are linked to a named mountain region, while cycling is linked to a named cycle path. This helps you define your interests for a stay more precisely without assuming a particular route length or walking time.

Golf is also part of the visitor offering in Haus. Play takes place at the Schladming-Dachstein Golf Course, which was designed by Bernhard Langer. Please check course details and visitor arrangements before making specific plans, as these may change. A motorised E-Trail Park is another activity included in the tourist offering in Haus im Ennstal. It is not associated with Hauser Kaibling. This allows you to consider the different activities as separate options rather than assigning them to a single place or shared route.

Museums and Architectural History

The Winter Sports Museum is housed in the old “Troadkasten” at Schlossplatz. Its location connects the museum with a named historic building and a specific square in Haus. The Deanery Museum, by contrast, was established in the former tithe barn next to the vicarage. The two museum locations can be distinguished by their different buildings and locations: the old Troadkasten at Schlossplatz and the former tithe barn next to the vicarage.

Another aspect of the town’s architectural history is the building in Haus known as the “castle.” It acquired its present appearance through extensive renovations in 1817/18. The dates place the building’s documented form within a specific period; they do not indicate when it can be visited today. Together with the museum locations, the town’s architectural history offers a different way to explore the area than outdoor activities, focusing on buildings, their names and their historical connections.

Other Points of Interest for Planning

There is an outdoor swimming pool and a beach volleyball court at Badgasse 193. If you would like to include either facility in your day’s plans, please check the current conditions of use before your visit. Both facilities are listed at the same address, but no specific opening hours or seasonal operating period are given.

When choosing the focus of your trip, you can consider the different themes separately: winter sports and horse-drawn sleigh rides are associated with winter, while the hiking opportunities mentioned, the Enns Cycle Path, golf and the motorised E-Trail Park are other activity options. Museums and architectural history add specific cultural and architectural themes to the choice. Which of these matters most to you depends on what you want to focus on during your stay.

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